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TRADOC Quality 
Assurance Program and 
IET, Leader Development, 
CTC Program 
Accreditation Initiatives 


Nov 01 


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Purpose: Provide information on stand-up of the 
TRADOC Quality Assurance Program and 
accreditation initiatives. 

* QA Program Mission, objectives, goals, and QA 
Office 

functions 

* Accreditation Strategic Objective 

* lET/Ldr Dev Accreditation 

* Methodology 

* Concept 

* Standards 

* CTC Program Accreditation (as above) 

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• Effective Oct 01 stand up organization that will 
perform accreditation in TRADOC; Focus on POIs, 
personnel, and infrastructure (BaseOpns). 

• DCG-IET (DOST assist) accredits IET. 

* CAC accredits Leader Development Training. 

* DCST accredits CTC Program. 

* Mil and civ educators as team members; not 
inspection only; team will provide staff assistance. 

• Schools complete self-assessment; applies to 
branch schools, TASS battalions, and WHINSEC. 


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QA Program 


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• TRADOC has initiated a revitalization of the QA Program in 
support of Transformation. 

• TRADOC CofS memo dated 12 Jun 2000 directed TRADOC 
centers and proponent schools to stand up a QA Office 
(QAO). 

• QAOs serve as the eyes and ears of the 
Commander/Commandant. 


CG TRADOC directed standing up an accreditation function 
effective Oct 2001: 

> Purpose: accredit IET & Leader Develop 

> Focus - Programs; Personnel; Infrastr 
Note : Expanded to include CTC Progra 

DCST stood up a QA Office 1 Oct 01. QA 
Assistance Teams will support center/sc 

FY02 TRADOC Transformat i on funds w ill s 


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What's the Real Difference 


New QAO 

Old DOES 

White hat 
Provide assistance 
deficiencies 
Standards based 
Identify deficiencies i 
deficiencies 
efficiencies 
Recommend solutions 
solutions 

Black Hat 
Report the 

Checklist based 
nd Identify 

: Recommend 


Self-assessment 
Raises Higher HQ issues 


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DCST Quality Assurance Office 


Our Mission 

Assure the CG, TRADOC, that 
training and education provided by 
TRADOC meet the competency 
needs of today's Army and the 
objective force. Manage quality 
assurance of training implementation, 
development, automation, facilities, 
personnel, products, programs, and 
resources. Develop and integrate 
training development (TD) processes, 
policy, and procedures Armywide. 
Provide functional guidance for 
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Motto: 

Excellence is our aiijnt 
Quality is our name 


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• Objective 1 : 

> Establish and maintain an organizational structure 
within TRADOC to ensure quality and 
standardization of education /training across 
components. 

> Goals : 

1. Stand up HQ, center, and select school QA Offices 
(QAOs) Oct 01. 

2. Stand up remaining school QAOs Oct 02. 



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QA Program Mission, Objectives, & 


• O bjective 2 : 

> Ensure all components are trained to the same 
standard and to perform in a Contemporary 

Operational 

Environment (COE). 

> Goals: 

1. Establish a process, policy, and procedures to 

accredit every 2-3 years) IET and Leader 

Development at 

Army Training Centers, TRADOC proponent 
schools (including WHINSEC, AMEDD, 

and SWC), RC Training Battalions, and 

NCO Academies 

2. Accredit the Combat Training Center Program 
every year. 

3. Accredit all training institutions/programs against 
established standards. 


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QA Program Mission, Objectives, & 


• OLijoctr/o It . 

> Ensure our individuals and units can perform to 
standard. 


> Goals: 1. Develop and maintain training and training 
development 

(TD) policy and guidance. 

2. Ensure Learning Objectives prepare students to 

meet task 

performance standards. 

3. Ensure tests are performance oriented and 
measure against 

established standards. 

4. Ensure integration of COE and current doctrine 

into 

training products. 


Objective 4 : 

> Ensure education/training meets the needs of the 

legacy and objective force. 

> Goals: 1. Establish a process to ensure integration 

of CD/DD/TD. 


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QAO Functions 


* QA is the umbrella program: involves internal 

and external evaluative processes, to 

include accreditation, validation, instructor 

evaluations, quality controls, etc. 

* TRADOC Transformation funding will be 

provided to pilot centers and schools to 

implement a pilot accreditation 

initiative in FY02. Center and school 
functions include — 

> Being the eyes and ears of the Commander/ 

Commandant. 

> Providing oversight for increasing 

organizational effectiveness, 

efficiency, and economy — integration 

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QAO Functions, Con't 


> Ensuring efficiency and effectiveness of the 

Combat Training Center Program (CTC 

QAO only). 

> Ensuring (through Internal and External 
evaluations) — 


» Quality training, training products, training 
institutions, instructor performance, 
student performance, and 

training development process. 

» Validated education/training 
courses/products. 

» Compliance with policy & guidance. 


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Organizational Guidance 


* Centers: QAO at CofS level; center schools, 
QA Element at CofS level; non-center schools, 
QAO at CofS level. 

* Pull all center/school Tng and TD-related QA 
functions (including Program Mgt QA functions) 
into the QAO: 

> Automation reports: ATRRS; ASAT; AIMS-PC 

> Automation program/systems (meet functional reqmts) 

> TRAS & SMDR mgt 

> Contract mgt 

> Personnel & resource mgt (e.g., MSR) 

> Quality of life issues (staff & training) 

> Planning & administration 
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Points of Interest 



* FY 02 Transformation funding for QAOs (for unfilled 
authorizations, temps or terms). 

> TBG : CAC, Accessions Cmd, CASCOM, MANSCEN, 

SMA, WOCC, and 3 add'l accreditation pilot 

schools. 

> ATBG: Funding for 1 position at 4 add'l schools for 

QA Prog functions, especially QA of design, 
development and implementation of 
mobilization tng. 

* Initial fill with GS-1750s (training/TD is core of QA 
oversight, not just accreditation). 

* FY 03 Transformation funding for QAOs: 
remaining schools. 

* FY 04-09 POM. Continue to request additional 

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* Mr. Seger: “The intent is for a GS 1750 for 
this position." 

* GS 1750 can evaluate and provide 


education/training, to include 
conducting and management of analysis, 
design, development, and implementation. 

* Other team members will be selected 
based on the needs of the on-going 
accreditation/ evaluation effort. r \ 


assistance on all aspects of 


Quick fills are imperative; 

Right qualifications are essential. 


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QA Program Structure 


Warrior 

Development 

Center 


Cmdt/ 

AC 


Dir, 

OAE 


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OAE 


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Cmdt/ 

AC 


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Non-center 

Schools 


Dir, 

OAO 


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Cmdt/ 

AC 


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Accreditation is a QA function that helps to 
assure the Command that training and 
education provided meet the competency 
needs of today's Army and the objective force: 

* We are providing standardized training and 

training products that are doctrinally 

correct and set the correct 

standards for the Army. 

* Staffs, faculties, and O/Cs are trained to 

standard and provide quality 

instruction. 


Institutional infrastructure meets required 


tottom line: Developing soldiers, leaders and units to 
standard; ensuring training and education is effectr 


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• HQ TRADOC provides accreditation standards guide to 
all training institutions. 

• Training institutions complete a formal self-assessment 
and submit findings to team prior to visits. 

• Matrix organization: reps participate in on-site visits 
or work initiatives based on findings. 

> Centers and/or schools are to send one person on 

both the IET and the Leader Dev Accreditation 

Teams each year. 

> Title Xls from RC TASS Tng Bn accredited last year 

can assist with current year accreditations 

of other RC battalions. 

> SMA and WOCC will send reps on Leader Dev 
Accreditation Teams. 


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Accreditation Teams visit to verify results of self-assessn 
spot check areas of interest, and provide assistance. 




* CAC and DCG-IET teams recommend accreditation status 
HQ TRADOC 

* HQ TRADOC consolidates ratings and issues formal 
accreditation status. 


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All schools do a self assessment in FY02; begin 
making on-the spot corrections. 


IET Accreditation Team accredits 5 schools 
(ADA, AR, EN, FA, and QM). 

Leader Development Team accredits 5 schools 




• Accredit 1/3 schools per year for the next 
three years. 

* Assess time requirement for re- 
accreditation 

(2-3 years) 


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CAC 


HQ TRADOC 


DCST 


DCST: 

Policy, 

Guidance, and 
Oversight 
~|TR 350-7 0) 

DCG-IET 

(DCST) 


Accredit Leader 
Development Training 

(OES, WOES, 

NCOES) 

Oversight of 
USASMA, 

WOCC, and 
proponent 


Accredit 
CTC Program 

DCSINT & ATSC 
assist 


Accredit 
Initial Entry 
Training 




Oversee 

Reclassification 

Training 

Accreditation 


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Phases 1 & 
2 


• IET: BCT, AIT, OSUT 


* Leader Development: 

•• OES: OBC, CCC 

(Ph 2: BOLC, CALC, CABCC) 

•• WOES: WOBC, WOAC, 

WOSC, WOSSC 


•• NCOES: PLDC, BNCOC, 

ANCOC, SMC 


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QAO 


Accessions 

Command 


Cadet Cm i 


ACCREDIT 


DSS 


USAREC 


Branch 

Schools 




HQ TRADOC 


QAO 


QAOs 


FDIC 


Initial Entry Reclassificati 
Training on Training 


Warrior 

Development 

Center 


EW LUATE 


Policy, Guidance, 
and Oversight 
(Ensure controls 
are in place to 
achieve 
standards.) 


QAO 


Land Warfare 
University 


ACCREDIT 

ACCREDIT 


Leader 

Training 

Ce nt er 



PME 

Colleges 


Leader 
Development 
Training 


Combat 
Training 
Centers Tng 
Programs 


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* Purpose: 

• • To evaluate training with emphasis on SECDEF 
mandated training and Special Emphasis Items. 


and 


• To evaluate training support provided by USAIC&S 
other organizations 


* Matrix team consisting of CAC (lead), DCST, CINC- 
SOUTHCOM, and others TBD 


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Standards developed in the following 


* Critic^ r fasiis 

* Training to standard 

* Instructor performance 

* Instructor-student 
ratios 


* Ammo & pyrotechnics 

* TADSS 

* Ranges & tng areas 

* Performance 
opportunities 


* Safety and 
environment 

* Risk management 

* Mandatory tng 
sequence 

* Conduct of physical 
fitness 

training 

* Student management/ 

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* Instructor mentoring 
and 

counseling 

* Identification of 
program 

deficiencies 

• Tests/Test control 
procedures 

• Cop yright complian ce 

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Standards developed in the following 
areas: 


STAFF, FACULTY, & 
CADRE 

* Instructor 
qualifications 

• Staffing I AW TDA 

* Staff and Faculty 
Training 

• EEO & POSH Policies 


INFRASTRUCTURE 

* Facilities 

* Billeting 

* Classrooms/shop 
areas 

* Resource Acquisition 

* TADSS requirements 

* Ammo requirements 

* Tng spt materials 

* Soldier MWR 

* Transportation system 


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Verification of standards: correct 
standards; needed additions or 
deletions; critical items; criteria; and 
pre-visit requirements. 

Team compositions. 

Resource requirements: manpower, 
equipment, and time. 


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CTC Pillars- 
Resources 

Ops Group: DCST-W (CAC-CGSC assists) accredits 
O/C 



Training Program. 

OPFOR: 

DCSINT (DCST assist) accredits COE. 

TADSS: 

ATSC (STRICOM & DCST-W assist) 


validates TADSS and System 

Integration Reviews 

(Tng Msn Area). 


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Facilities: DCST-W validates CTC O&M. 

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* TRADOC provides accreditation standards guides. 

* Collect data for completion of standards contained 
in 

Action Plan. 

* Leverage regularly scheduled visits to CTCs: 
minimizes disruption of high OPTEMPO CTC . 

* First accreditation visit will begin 1st Qtr 02; 1 ea 
quarter. 

* Lead agencies provide accreditation data to DCST-W 
IAW an implementation LOI. 

* Consolidated report forwarded to HQ, TRADOC for 
issuing of formal accreditation. 


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Focus Area: Operations Group 


• Qualified 0/f?4^ ar 

• AARs reinforce 

doctrine Focus Area: 

• Full range of dbB ar 
variables 

• Validate methods 

- Execute realistic training 


* Realistic scenarios 

* Effective 

o^6K^i entoring 

* Develop adaptive leaders 

* Use of technology 

* Effect BLUFOR 

objectives/outcomes 


Focus Area: TADDS 

• Requirements aJe<!tiFrent * Requirements are valid 

• Density meets rotational * Rc l mts properly 

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Focus Area: Facilities 


Requirements aPtl|aBtified . Rqmts spt battlefield 


Digitized tng/simulations 


environment 


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25 Jan 01: 

First Tiger Team mtg. 

✓ 

Feb-Apr: 

IPRs for ADCST/DCST/DCSED/CofS 


26-28 jun: 

1st Accreditation Coordinating Council meeting 


Oct: 

✓ DCST QAO - 1 Oct 

✓ LWU QAO - 30 Oct 

Accessions Cmd QAO - S DCST/AIETD until standup 

• 

Oct - Nov: 

S Conduct Accreditation Coordinating Council 

meetings 

CAC and DCG-IET/DCST develop accreditation plans 
Field policy memo and standards/guides 

• 

Nov-May: 

Conduct assistance visits 


All training institutions conduct self-assessments 
(one IET and 1 Ldr Dev course for non-pilot 

participants) 


Nov on: Monthly VTCs 


Back Ups 


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* Accreditation: The formal recognition which gives authority 
to conduct (or continue to conduct) education/training. It is 
the result of an evaluative process that certifies an 
institution's personnel, administration, operations, and 
logistical support (infrastructure) are adequate to support 
training to course standards. [Proposed revision to TR 350- 
70] 


* Evaluation: A systematic, continuous process to appraise 
the quality (or determine the deficiency), efficiency, and 
effectiveness of a program, process, or product. It provides 
the mechanism for decision makers to assure quality. 
[Proposed revision to TR 350-70] 


* Contemporary Operational Environment: 


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Phase 3 


TRADOC will also accredit courses in the 
following areas: 

Career Field Functional Area 

Proponent 


Operations FA39 Pysop and Civil Affairs CG, 

JFKSWCS 

FA90 Multifunctional Logistician CG, 

CASCOM 


Info Opns 
US AC AC 
USAIF : 

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FA30 Information Operations CG, 

I~A34 S tr a tegic Intelligen c e CG, 

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